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    Anti-Discrimination Clause Introduced After Sochi Gay Rights Row,” discusses the International Olympic Committee 's (IOC) new anti-discrimination clause in its host city contract. The IOC introduced this new clause due to the controversy around Russia 's anti-gay laws before the Sochi 2014 Winter Games. They informed the prospective bidders for hosting the 2022 Winter Olympics of the changes to the contract, which acts as a binding agreement between the IOC and the country chosen. The new clause…

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    Taking Clause Case Study

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    The origin of the taking clause was practiced before the first mentioned in the U. S. Const. amend. V is where it first came to prominence. The concept first reported in the Bible in the story where naboth sought a vineyard and was refused and subsequently took the vineyard and killed the owner (Tony). Throughout the Bible there are ample references where the taking clause was practiced and the owners of the property had no alternative but accept what was given them and bear the loss. However,…

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    I remembered the fear and worry in my grandmother’s eyes the night before when my grandfather had been admitted to a hospice when he had been suffering from an unusual fever that never subsided, prompting us to call an ambulance. I had never been in this situation before and my anxiety had heightened more than ever. The paramedics clamored over my grandfather, scolding my grandmother for having not called for help sooner, “If you knew that he was in this condition then why did you not call for…

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    Stylistic Choices in Rhetoric There is something about grandma’s secret recipe, or the one from the classy restaurant, or even the kind from the can, that people find enjoyable about soup. One may ask, what are the characteristics about soup that draws people to it? Soup is diverse in its appeals, simple or exotic in its ingredients, light or creamy in its broth, and casual or formal in its purpose. The chef is the ultimate decision maker in all these factors. A chef’s artistry is similar to…

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    • The Chamber of Commerce is an organization that caters to business organizations. This interest group focuses on creating and supporting jobs that will benefit the nation's economy. The Chamber of commerce is involved with issues such as debt and deficit, financial regulation, health care, immigration, international trade, and national security. • US Chamber of Commerce have opposed and took a stance against a numerous amount of legislations in comparison to those they supported. Chamber of…

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    The issue for the Sara Bellum v. Barbara Wisdom dba Green Valley Landscaping, LLC case, is did Barbara Wisdom, as an owner of Green Valley, discriminate against Sara Bellum on the basis of age? Facts Plaintiff Sara Bellum is 55 years old and had worked at Green Valley Landscaping as a receptionist for 10 years before termination. Defendant Barbara Wisdom is the sole owner of Green Valley Landscaping LLC (hereinafter Green Valley). Green Valley employs 25 workers and its business activities…

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    The 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution contains the Due Process Clause. The definition of due process is fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement. What this means is the government has to go through with a list of legal measures before it can deprive us of life, liberty, or property. The Due Process Clause provides four basic areas of protection, which are all overseen by the U.S. Supreme Court. One of the four areas of protection is…

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    investors of each state involved. It is common for a bilateral investment treaty to include the most-favored-nation clause which entitles the investors from different states to the same treatment as most-favored nation is granted. However, since there is no standard formulation of the clause, its scope and application remain questionable. The issue is whether the most-favored-nation clause can be invoked with respect to procedural aspects, particularly in order to provide the investors with more…

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    Mr. Clause Case Study

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    Prior to giving Mr. Clause any medications we would assess his blood sugar levels. We would ask Mr. Clause if he has any history or if he has diabetes and if so what methods of action he is taking to treat his disease. We would also like to know if Mr. Clause consumes any alcohol and if so how often and how much. We would ask Mr. Clause if there is tobacco in the pipe he smokes at the end of the day. We would also ask him if he has any allergies to Dextrose. We would ask him about his diet and…

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    The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution states that neither the federal not state governments can establish a religion or set up an official church. They also cannot pass laws that benefit a particular religion, or religion over a lack of religion. No one can be punished for his or her religion or lack thereof; also no taxes can be levied that support a religious institution. The Establishment Clause built a wall that separated church from state. Supreme Court…

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